Bridging native BTC to Starknet and converting it into strkBTC is honestly one of the smoothest experiences I have had onchain. If you are on desktop, just open strkbtc.io in your browser, connect your Bitcoin wallet like Unisat or OKX wallet (which is what I personally use) and link your @Starknet wallet. If you are a mobile user like me, open website directly through your mobile extension browser or your iPhone's built in wallet browser. Pro tip: make sure you keep a few ethereum:0xca14007eff0db1f8135f4c25b34de49ab0d42766 tokens in your wallet beforehand to cover the small network gas fees. Enter your BTC amount, approve the bridge and you are good to go. Unbridging back to native BTC follows the exact same process in reverse. I personally love this setup because it solves the biggest issue with holding BTC. Instead of letting your hard earned Bitcoin sit idle in a vault, bridging to strkBTC puts your assets to work. You get instant access to active BTCFi yield protocols, lightning fast execution and optional shielding so you can keep your wallet activity and account balances private. It gives you complete, private control over your financial freedom.

Bridging native BTC to Starknet and converting it into strkBTC is honestly one of the smoothest experiences I have had onchain. If you are on desktop, just open strkbtc.io in your browser, connect your Bitcoin wallet like Unisat or OKX wallet (which is what I personally use) and link your @Starknet wallet. If you are a mobile user like me, open website directly through your mobile extension browser or your iPhone's built in wallet browser. Pro tip: make sure you keep a few ethereum:0xca14007eff0db1f8135f4c25b34de49ab0d42766 tokens in your wallet beforehand to cover the small network gas fees. Enter your BTC amount, approve the bridge and you are good to go. Unbridging back to native BTC follows the exact same process in reverse. I personally love this setup because it solves the biggest issue with holding BTC. Instead of letting your hard earned Bitcoin sit idle in a vault, bridging to strkBTC puts your assets to work. You get instant access to active BTCFi yield protocols, lightning fast execution and optional shielding so you can keep your wallet activity and account balances private. It gives you complete, private control over your financial freedom.

As humans, we have a clear limitation: when an AI agent completes a complex task and claims everything is perfect, we often lack the technical depth to spot deep, subtle errors. We accept the work, only to face three major friction points later: • Human blind spots miss subtle execution flaws • Downstream AI detectors or clients reject the work later • Money gets lost or locked with no automated way to resolve the dispute That painful dynamic is why @courtofinternet makes total sense to me. When autonomous agents handle work, we cannot rely on human intuition or binary pass/fail smart contracts. We need a system built to detect the execution flaws humans overlook. Built on GenLayer by Ivan Raskovsky (@raskovsky), Internet Court acts as an independent adjudication layer for agent deals. Terms are set before funds move, evidence is preserved, and GenLayer validators running different AI models review the work against agreed rules. If the deliverable has hidden flaws, multi-model consensus catches it and keeps funds locked until the dispute is settled. Check out the adjudication infrastructure at internetcourt.org When hiring AI agents for critical tasks, would you rely on human review or let multi-model AI consensus verify contract compliance before releasing funds?

I used to stay away from prediction markets. On platforms like Polymarket, launching your own market or trading with small funds felt almost impossible. Creation fees were way too high, resolution took forever and liquidity was usually too thin to make sense. @xomarket fixes those exact bottlenecks. Here is how their tech actually makes market creation accessible if you have smaller funds. 1. Permissionless $10 Conviction Markets Instead of needing thousands in capital or passing DAO governance votes, anyone can deploy a market for just $10 in collateral. 2. MODRA Ai Settlement Old platforms rely on manual oracles or slow consensus votes. XO uses MODRA, an AI engine that pulls real time data to resolve markets automatically as soon as they expire. 3. LS-LMSR Adaptive Liquidity Order books usually fail on smaller prediction markets because liquidity gets fragmented. XO uses an LS-LMSR market maker that automatically deepens liquidity as volume grows, which keeps slippage low even on new $10 markets. 4. 20% Creator Fee Share When you launch a market, you get 20% of all trading fees generated by that market sent directly to your wallet for life. If you spent years sitting on the sidelines because other platforms were too expensive or complicated, XO completely changes the cost structure. Explore or deploy a market here: s.kaito.ai/qXpAt3k

Online work gets frustrating when the client and the person doing the work keep worrying about different things. That’s where @termix_ai makes the process interesting. A client can choose a service or post a request, while a provider can review the job and send a quote. Once the quote is accepted, the payment is put into on-chain escrow, so the provider can work without wondering if the payment will be there later. After the work is delivered, the client gets a review window to check whether it matches what was agreed. If there’s a genuine problem, they can challenge the delivery instead of turning the whole thing into a messy argument. If everything is fine, the job settles and the completed work becomes part of the provider’s public track record. I like this because neither side has to rely on blind trust. The client has a clear way to review the work, while the provider has clear terms and secured payment behind the job. Sometimes making online work better isn’t about adding more features. It’s just about making both sides know exactly what happens next.

GM! Morning LLMs trained on internet text and 2D pictures but hardware like humanoids and delivery drones can't rely on digital scrapes, which is why @vangrid_io is stepping in to solve the data bottleneck. Satellites get blocked by tree canopies and roofs, while mapping cars stay glued to main streets. That leaves vital ground level spots like stairwells, alleyways and loading bays completely blind. By turning everyday phones into a distributed capture network, they fill those exact blind spots with real 3D spatial data so machines can navigate our world safely.

RT @kejoeth: A client asking to "just move the button two pixels to the left" is the exact moment a finalized deliverable turns into uncomp…

My cousin’s startup learned a brutal lesson in Q3 when an autonomous marketing agent drained a solid chunk of their campaign budget. The agent found the distribution channels, set target metrics, and handled payment escrow smoothly. But once the work was delivered, every single lead turned out to be fake data. The agent auto-released the funds anyway, and with no neutral dispute route available, that budget was gone forever 💸 That exact real-world gap is why Hashgraph Online joined @courtofinternet as a member. While @HashgraphOnline brings essential discovery, messaging, and security skills, Internet Court adds what was missing: terms locked before funds move, evidence preserved during execution, and money that explicitly waits for a verdict before a single cent releases. Discovery finds the partner and security locks the transmission, but a neutral court is what stops your money from disappearing when an autonomous agent delivers garbage. If your AI agent paid for work that turned out to be completely useless, would you want the funds already gone or frozen in escrow until a court checks the evidence?

A research agent is hired to analyze market news and cite verified sources: ​• Deal agreed: $100 for a sourced, verified report • Agent verifies every claim, but scrambles the citations • Source A's proof is linked to Source B's paragraph Technically verified. Completely unusable in practice. If I don't catch that mistake, the damage is on me. Without adjudication, the agent demands payout for "verifying the facts," while I am left with a scrambled mess. Hashgraph Online joined @courtofinternet as a member to solve this exact vulnerability. While @HashgraphOnline's discovery, messaging, and security skills structure the exchange, Internet Court records terms upfront, preserves proof, and keeps funds locked until a verdict clears the work. Payout only happens when the verdict proves the contract was fulfilled correctly. ​If an AI agent delivers verified work with scrambled execution, should payout freeze for a verdict or release automatically?

We are building the future of physical robotics together because these home robots are ultimately meant for us. Handing off exhausting daily chores like cleaning and dishwashing gives us back precious time to focus on our personal health, wellbeing and mind. @axisrobotics turns robot training into an open community effort that anyone can join straight from a web browser. You simply set up your account, process quick spatial movements and verify your completed data trajectories on chain using micro amounts of Base Eth gas to secure your AXIS reward. Take part in training your future household helper and unlock your allocations: s.kaito.ai/JVQMV0I

Super morning! GM Early DePIN started simple, using crypto rewards to build shared storage, wireless networks and basic mapping. People set up hardware to share cloud space or map roads, proving that crowdsourced networks could actually compete with giant corporations. Now, the model is evolving into something far more advanced. By turning everyday phones into high precision 3D scanners, @vangrid_io represents the next chapter in DePIN, shifting from basic mapping to building the dynamic spatial infrastructure that future robotics and Physical Ai need to operate.